Frequently Asked Questions
What is DeepValueReport?
DeepValueReport is a personal tool created for tracking stock signals and analyzing potential returns. It serves as a digital diary to help the creator evaluate their buy signals and track personal analysis.
Is this financial advice?
No, DeepValueReport is not intended as financial advice. All insights are personal reflections and serve the creator’s own investment analysis. Any actions based on the information provided are at the user’s own risk.
How accurate are the returns?
The returns displayed are calculated using free API data sources, which may not always be entirely accurate or up-to-date. The algorithm strives to provide a close estimate of potential profits based on historical signals, but users should be aware of potential discrepancies.
How do I use the returns calculator?
To use the calculator:
- Enter a stock ticker symbol (e.g.,
GOOGL) in the "Ticker" field, or select one from the popular signals list. - Input the initial amount you’d like to calculate returns for.
- Click "Calculate Returns" to see the potential profit or loss based on historical signals.
- Review the Results section for a summary of initial investment, profit made, final amount, and percentage return.
How are the returns calculated?
The returns calculator uses a step-by-step approach, handling each buy and sell signal in sequence. Here’s how it works:
- Start with the initial investment amount. For each signal:
- On a buy signal, the available cash amount is used to buy shares at the given price.
- On a sell signal, all shares are sold, and the total value is updated to include any profit or loss.
- At the end, if there are unsold shares, the latest price is fetched to calculate the remaining value.
Example: Suppose you start with an initial amount of $1000 and follow these signals:
- Buy at $50/share: You buy 20 shares (1000 / 50 = 20).
- Sell at $60/share: You sell 20 shares, receiving $1200 (20 * 60), resulting in a $200 profit.
- Buy at $55/share: You buy 21.82 shares (1200 / 55 ≈ 21.82).
- Buy at $52/share: You buy an additional 23.08 shares using all available funds from previous sales (1200 / 52 ≈ 23.08). Now, you own about 44.9 shares in total.
- Sell at $58/share: You sell 44.9 shares, receiving $2,604.20 (44.9 * 58), bringing your total profit to $1604.20.
- Buy at $60/share: You reinvest by buying 43.4 shares with the current amount (2604.20 / 60 ≈ 43.4).
At each sell, profit is calculated and added to the total. When the final shares are sold, the algorithm sums all profits, displaying an accurate reflection of gains or losses.
The calculations use cached and real-time data to ensure accurate, up-to-date results, though API limitations may lead to slight discrepancies.
Is DeepValueReport free to use?
Yes, the core features are free for users. Advanced features or premium signals may require a subscription in the future.
Disclaimer: DeepValueReport is a personal analysis tool and site - and not a substitute for professional financial advice.
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